Uncover CVE and Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Embedded Systems

In this short demo, see how RunSafe’s Risk Reduction Analysis quickly identifies both known and unknown memory safety risks—and shows you exactly how much risk you can eliminate.

Analyze CVE and Zero-Day Risk in Embedded Systems

Is your embedded system software vulnerable to attack?

RunSafe Security’s Risk Reduction Analysis offers an effective way to uncover your exposure to memory safety vulnerabilities—including known CVEs and elusive zero-days. Whether you’re responsible for securing firmware, embedded systems, or software components, this assessment delivers instant visibility into your risk profile.

In this short demo, we walk you through just how easy it is to get started:

Create a free RunSafe Security Platform account
Upload your binary and SBOM files
Receive a custom report showing your CVE and zero-day exposure
See how much risk you eliminate when RunSafe protections are applied

No lengthy setup. No guesswork. Just actionable insight to help you make smarter security decisions.

👉 Try it yourself
👉 View an example report

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